drawings
and
plans
f
:ded
with
at
once,
pt.r
:io
ei
imate
of
the
cost
le
..vi;
centre
13
$28,000.
p
-
sAy
$13,001
on
hand
cr-ie-:
it
was
felt
that
It
(ichiv
desirable,
If
possible.
c
an
nr
money
on
hand
be-roc--dm;
with
the
bulldin?.
ler
it
'hat
Is
found
impos-ithf
nope
u
to
proceed
with
CQMlfuctinn
t.nvwav.
mraier
Pattullo
.
Is
Visitor
Here
Minister
Of
Province
Ar-
From
Islands
To
Ad-
tcrrss
Meeting
Tonight
Ins
made
.the
triD
north
by
che
Queen
Charlotte
Isl-
Lf
prPmler
T
D,
Pattullo
ar-1
Nova
Scotia
MjLPnuvnt
oepi.
zu:
un
ins
eve
.
.
.
i
I.i
rf
f
VU
.
1
riitoQl
Commiiicc
iwiucs
iu
u
ucpanure
ior
Moscow
as
t
..
.
I
L'l
I
I
..
.
I
t
....
...
Hatred
Immediately,
aiams
cau
ui
a
cuiiiinission
wnicn
win
With
Intensive
unve
i
or
lumer
mm
me
(soviet
government
Money
Still
Needeu
in
regard
to
required
aid
in
the
.
war
against
Germany,
Lord
Beav-
.(ra!
committee
on
thi
erbrook
said
yesterday:
"I
am
a
1
1
1
.
1
I
i
L
.1
.
.
.
..
Iri-
o.i-e
project
jor
rnncp
wiiuhj
wmi
me
me
pieage
oi
ine
.
KuMrt,
meeung
last
nisht
at
the
British
people
to
assist
the
people,
.-
-rtl.
.Vinlrtnnn
!"r
R.
CI
Of
Russia
in
evprv
wav
nnsslhlp
"
.
noBeji"
-mm
-
,
aei'idod
that
the
time
was
Agreement
on
the
immediate
nowfpn)piuoU3
to
Initiate
a
final
delivery
of
material
to
Russia
ha3
'driwf
f'
-ne
estimated
sum
of
been
reached
In
London
by
the
fl5,W0
aesary
to
bring
the
un-
United
States
and
British
missions
deruiin:
into
being
without
fur-
to
Moscow.
W.
Averill
Harriman,
therKe
-ay
t
was
felt
that,
not
head
of
the
American
delegation,
onlyHs
nen
the
financial
amiity
saia
today.
He
emphasized
thatl
(mance
tne
project,
out
me
agreement
was
on
immediate
i
.he.
need
and
demand
shipments
only
and
no
settlement
ttiltft
be
implemented
by
actual
had
been
reached
on
general
poUi
c8Bsiruc..on
possibly
before
the
Icy.
dlft
&u
year
With
this
end
In
The
American
delegation
ex-vSTJft
was
decided
that
the
fin-
pects
to
go
to
Moscow
soon.
inclat
tfnvs
should
take
place
MJtjmc:ui)
with
one
week
of
In-ftEsjw
'uvassing
of
the
entire
fBtjjrrhe
chairman,
Dr.
Large,
iwaUskca
'd
lead
the
organiza-
Ueoi
anve
witn
tne
asstst-rhtr
leading
citizens
In
fiP"-"'5"5
October
13-18
was
ineiTRex
tentatively
proposed
ior
theTdriv;
organization
of
which
.rr,
be
perfected,
the
rxra'lon
of
various
or-
LONDON,
Sept.
20:
First
Lord,
end
Interested
citizens
of
the
Admiralty
A.
V.
Alexander
be
enlisted.
sald
Great
Britain
was
watching!
1..3H
WaS
appointed
tO
,.
n
nii1a
nrllh
nnvivtv
'
weW,r:r..:u
T.
D,
PaUullctoday,h-Vi.nr
n
,mnnP
-hirh
up
certain
phases
of
the
Great
Britaln
and
United
States
are
able
to
provide
within
the
..M
s
meeting
also
de-
next
month
may
determine
the
ItO
Oke
Steps
to
obtain
a
tt.hn1p
Utuo
Alpxanrfpr
said.
n-e
ior
tne
project.
MATTER
OF
SUPPLIES
Next
Month
May
Decide
Issue
Between
Russia
And
Germany,
Says
Alexander
ATTACKS
STETTIN
Royal
Air
Force
Is
Ilittinjc
Hard
at
Germany
Four
Ships
in
Convoy
Set
Afire.
LONDON,
Sept.
20:
(0))
Ione-ranje
bombers
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
made
Stettin,
Germanys
largest
Baltic
port
and
Important
supply
base
for
the
Russian
front,
their
main
target
in
attacks
last
night.
Many
great
fires
were
left
burning
among
docks,
warehouses
and
railway
yards.
Two
planes
were
lost.
The
Royal
Air
Force
set
fire
to
at
least
four
ships
in
a
German
convoy
off
the
Netherlands
JSSP'iere
he
met
many
of
his
coast
late
today,
it
was
author!
rniurais
in
tnar.
nnrr
nt
trip
.nnrtixi.
BJ1p
Prince
Rupert
last
night
r
V
np
1
fiifrSS
wueen
Chanotte
city,
12"
'
icments
on
Graham
Isl-
i25J?no
addressed
well
To
Vote
Soon
Provincial
Election
to
Be
Held
In
Atlantic
Province
on
October
28.
hat.tfax.
SeDt.
20:
(J))
Octo
ber
28
has
been
set
as
the
date
for
a
general
provincial
election
In
normal,
Nova
Scotia.
The
legislature
now
croo
outlook
is
mrniiT'i.nnQists
of.
42
Liberals,
five
Con-
U;
On
flpfniittf
-
f
i
.
.
.
.
n
n
r
onrt
heavy
mln
...
.
Two
brigaciier-generak,
veterans
of
the
British
campaign
in
North
Africa,
are
shown
as
they
rested
at
a
New
York
hotel.
They
arrived
aboard
a
BriUh
transport
which
travelled
some
30,000
milts
with
a
collection
of
survivors
lrom
various
theatres
of
war
making
up
her
passenger
list.
NO
LONGER
REPAIRS
AT
INTERFERES
BREMERTON
Modern
Science
Now
Gets
Better
Famous
H.M.S.
Warspite
At
Puget
of
Nature
on
Rampage.
Sound
Navy
Yard
Other
Bri-
tish
Warships
In
States
MONTREAL,
Sept.
20
Modern
science
to
a
considerable
extent
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Sept.
20:
bested
nature
on
the
rampage
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Frank
during
the
present
display
of
au-
Knox
disclosed
yesterday
that
the
rora
boreallls.
Formerly
electrl-
famous
British
battleship
War-cal
displays
of
this
character
ser-
spite,
which
has
already
seen
ious
upset
telegraph
operations
much
brilliant
service
in
the
pre-but
R
M.
MacMlllan,
superlnten-
sent
war,
Is
now
at
Bremerton
dent,
Canadian
National
Tele-
Navy
Yard
in
Washington
under-
graphs,
said
yesterday
that
the
going
repairs,
extensive
use
of
the
carrier
cur-
In
an
Atlantic
port
of
the
Unl-rent
system
over
large
areas
of
ted
States
the
two
British
alr-the
dominion
had
enabled
the
craft
carriers
Formidable
and
11-company
to
maintain
Its
service
lustrlous
are
being
repaired.
with
intermittent
delays
only.
i
all,
eleven
British
war
ves-
The
carrier
system,
which
Is
in
seis
are
in
American
yaras
at
...
.
.
n-.AM.L
I
1
1
1
ri...
......
t
effect
"wired
wireless,"
is
a
metal-
picacm
uiuuuuig
uve
tiiuscia,
lie
circuit
which
guides
as
many
two
corvettes,
one
submarine
and
as
32
different
channels
of
com-
one
minesweeper.
munlcatlon
between
terminals.
Other
circuits
which
are
"ground
ed,"
depending
on
the
earth
for
return,
are
completely
disrupted
by
displays
of
the
aurora,
but
the
considerable
number,
of
carrier'
circuits
In
use
now
enables
Cana
dian
National
Telegraphs
to
main
tain
service
on
a
fairly
satisfac
tory
basis.
In
the
old
days
it
was
neces-
.
.
i-
i
sary
ror
teiegrapn
operators
vj
wait
until
nature
ended
its
play
TOKYO,
Sept.
20:
Fifty
mem
bers
of
the
staff.
of
the
Russian
embassy
to
Japan
left
here
sud
denly
yesterday
for
Vladivostok,
Indicating
a
further
deterioration
In
relations
between
Russia
and
Japan.
HAD
PEDESTRIAN
DAY
CAPE
TOWN.
Sept.
19:
()
Safety
first
associations,
boy
scouts
and
the
police
here
combined
ln
a
"pedestrian
day"
demonstration
to
show
there
was
no
reason
why
der
two
50
per
cent
of
road
accident
fatal-
jltles
snouia
be
pedestrians
EXECUTIONS
INCREASING
Eight
More
Death
In
found
...
.
1
I
llTlULjiJ
L
n,-.tln..
nnohnt.
P
rt
ni
1
'"welcome.
1
vunm.u.
Hf
Premier
will
address
a"
I
Tnrn
i
nrpn
throughout
France.
I
Til
mpet'ng
here
tonight
and
BUENOS
AIRES,
Sept.
20.
(
I
1111!
AK
I
il
A
Reuters
dispatch
to
London
Wlfiali
by
the
Prince
RuDert
on
Hon.
J.
A.
McKlnnon,
Canadian
UlUl
i"W
today
quoted
the
Nazl-controlltd
I
i
v-
ui
tui
a
ii
iiiuuav'.i
w
v
m
v
-
lS?!5tJs
accompanied,
bv
his
secret
Hethey.
Halibut
Sales
rrican
lc
Summary
49,000
pounds,
r
ISWEDEVS
12.4o,
Hi-
n
adlan
-
None.
American
io
17.000,
Storage,
12.4c
and
Lldleton,
32,000,
Royal,
12.4c
-yiiuui
sent.
20:
((CP))
I
ioaaer
already
scarce
and
ci
irrnin-
Itt-TTb.
ar
Deiow
.-.oweaisn
Hp
and
commerce.
,
Paris
radio
today
as
saying
that
fannfllan
tradft
mlSSlOn
.icauins
a
w-
I
to
South
America,
is
now
in
the
'Argentine,
having
arrived
here
'yesterday
with
his
party.
aitacics
on
uerman
soimeis.
FLOOD'S
CLEAN-UP
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
20:
(0))
The
city's
garbage
,
department
staff
reported
a
10
per
cent
Increase
In
loadings
following
a
heavy
rain
storm
which
flooded
basements
and
set
lots
-of
useless
gadgets
floating
about.
NORWAY'S
DEFORESTATION
STOCKHOLM,
Sept.
20:
Nazi
Department
of
has
claimed
the
right
to
or-
NEVea-her
Forecast
Maun
Tomorrow
sT
ides-
-
--"
Prince
iiuptii
Int.
Islands-Light
northeast
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
JPU
onrt
mild
with
foe
High
7:34
am.
17.0
ft.
'
m
Hecate
Straits
this
19:05
pjn.
18.1
ft.
.
iSL
Low
0:46
a.m.
5.7
ft.
Biornins
13:05
pjn.
9.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
20,
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
...
tuation
At
Kiev
Is
Not
So
Bad
i
i
wGo
ncau
IMMUNITY
lENTRE
IS
UNDER
WAY
IS
LVG
FOR
hVS5W
Bcaverbrook
British
People
TakinV
To
Against
Germa
VETERAN
BRITISH
GENERALS
IN
U.
S.
RETURNING
TO
SOVIET
Russian
P.ombintr
Plane
Made
Hop
From
'Seattle
to
Sitka
Yesterday.
SITKA,
Sept.-three
Russian
20:
&
One
of
bombing
planes,
Bulletins
ARE
GRANTED
BONUS
MONTREAL
Ten
thousand
j
j
employees
in
three
Montreal
aircraft
manufacturing
plants
have
been
granted
restrictive
cost-of-
'
living
bonuses.
URGES
CONSCRIPTION
TORONTO
Speaking
here
J
'
last
night
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada,
Beverley
Baxter,
Ca-
nadian-born
member
of
the
British
House
of
Commons
and
noted
commentator,
said
that
'
Canada
was
not
fulfilling
its
pledge
to
Great
Biitain
as
long
as
it
was
without
conscription
which
has
now
become
part
and
parcel
of
the
battle
for
democracy.
Winning-of
the
war?
Bax-'
ter
declared,
could
no
longer
be
considered
as
separate
from
or
dinary
existence.
BROOKLYN
LEAD
REDUCED
CHICAGO
The
lead
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers
in
the
hectic
National
League
pennant
finish
was
reduced
to
half
a
game
and
SITUATION
IS
SERIOUS
Although
There
Were
No
Major
Developments
Overnight
in
German-Russian
.War.
LONDON,
Sept.
20:
()
Up
to
early
today
there
were
no
major
rnininiinicic
Pn
Tn
r-h-incrps
tn
thp
nprman-Russlan
France,
Making
23
war
situation
which
still
appears
j
'
So
Far
to
be
serious
for
Russia.
PARIS,
Sept.
20:
Eight
more
rVmimiinlsts
were
shnt
vesterdav
ful
behavior
before
resuming
busl-
V
tVin
Mot
out
VrHHnc
nf
nrPH.
i.
In
ness.
nipd
France,
maklnc
a
total
of
iiiniNiri
i
I
'
.
...
nMpnrtpH
"
.
tweiitv-three
durins
tne
past
ttwtint.:
at
Pnn
ripmpnto
and
r
k'
am
4
rt
t
'month
In
reDrisal
for
attacks
on
tl
EVPrVtt'hpro
Via
Prnmlnr
I
hlienOS
AlreS
l
imll
A
VVY
Germans.
Meantime.
antl-Nazl
NOW
HUNT
i
IN
PACKS'
German
Submarines
Are
No
Longer
Marauding
Singly
In
Atlantic,
British
Navy
Says
LONDON,
Sept.
20:
German
i.,,iir.iiin
or
cpriminpss
Germans
in
occupation
or
the
c,,hrn!,rlns
illlUlllll
11'Viiv
twil
v.
-
-"
-
.
,
i
iguwiiwi
-
(
t
l
1
Of
Situation
Between
Russia
irencn
capital
paa
wuii.
iwvo
packs
ln
tne
AtlanUc
insteaa
And
Japan
more
"hostages"
in
reprisal
for
Lf
slngly
lt
ls
stated
ln
British
naval
quarters.
are
now
hunting
ln
FLITCH
OR
STREAKY?
LONDON,
Sept.
19:
()
Bacon
sold
on
ration
may
be
"different
ln
cut
and
fatness,"
the
food
min
istry
warns,
and
customers
must
not
expect
to
get
"on.
all
occasions
the
kind
they
are
accustomed
to."
A
LIENS
SIGN
UP
LONDON,
Sept.
19:
(B)
Thousands
of
friendly
Oermans,
Aus-trlans
and
Italians
resident
ln
German
-occupied
Norway's
.Britain,
men
between
16
and
ba
forests
cut
down
wherever
and
and
women
to
50,
have
voluntarily
whenever
necessary.
registered
for
war
work.
Encirclement
Report
Doubted
By
London;
Also
Army
Trapping
which
recently
flew
from
Moscow;
story
That
Pincers
Could
Have
Closed
So
Wide
An
Area
to
Washington.
D.C.,
on
a
technl
cal
mission,,
arrived
here
yesterday
j
from
Seattle,
enroute
back
to
the
Soviet.
Two
other
planes
and
the
i
remainder
of
the
mission
of
47
menr.crs
are
still
In
the
United;
!
States.
Is
Scouted
Moscow
Admits
Terrific
TORONTO.
Sept.
20:
Fight
Being
Made.
CLAIM
CONQUEST
OF
KIEV
BERLIN,
Sept.
20:
(CP)
The
German
high
command
today
implied
complete
conquest
of
Kiev
as
German
armies
were
claimed
to
be
pursuing
Russian
forces
eastward
from
;
the
Ukraine
capital
toward
the
Donet
River
basin.
LONDON,
Sept.
20:
(CP)
Strong
doubt
that
the
Germans
have
completed
the
encirclement
movement
re-,
;
ported
east
of
Kiev
in
the
Ukraine
was
expressed
today
by
an
authoritative
source
which
also
scouted
German
claims
that
four
Russian
armies
were
in
process
of
an
nihilation
within
the
circle.
The
source
admitted
German
COMMENT
i
ON
ORDER!
dlan
Labor
leaders
commented
yesterday
on
the
new
order-ln-councll
Dassed
bv
the
federal
eov-
"ernme'nt
thls--w6eT?'Rh;"v,Iew'l5'
curbing
strikes
in
Canadian
war
(Industries.
Tom
Moore;
president
(Of
the
Canadian
Trades
and
Labor
t
Congress,
said
that
much
would
depend
on
tne
way
tne
oraer
was
administered.
A.
R.
Mosher,
presi
dent
of
the
All
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
said
It
would
Increase
discontent
and
distrust
and
would
two
percentage
points
as
a
re-
,
hinder
rather
than
help
the
war
suit
of
a
3
1
victory
of
the
Cardinals
over
the
Chicago
Cubs
here
yesterday
In
the
only
game
scheduled
in
either
of
the
major
leagues.
I
effort.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Orandview
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Bralorne
11.00.
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Quartz
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.47.
.
Pend
Oreille
1.67.
Pioneer
2.40
(asked).
Premier
.80.
Privateer
.52.
Reno
.10.
Sheep
Creek
.95.
Oils
Calmont
.19.
C.
&
E.
1.25
(bid).
Home
2.51.
.
Royal
Canadian
.04.
Toronto
Beattle
1.07.
Central
Pat.
1.68.
Cons.
Smelters
40.75.
Hardrock
.80.
Kerr
Addison
4.49.
Little
Long
Lac
1.80.
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.90.
-Madsen
Red
Lake
.67.
McKenzle
Red
Lake
1.03.
Moneta
.37.
Pickle
Crow
2.80.
Preston
East
Dome
3.15.
San
Antonio
2.35.
STRICTER
BLACKOUT
LONDON,
Sept.
19:
(0
As
autumn
and
winter
come
London
police
have
warned
there
will
be
a
"perfect
system"
for
bringing
to
book
even
slight
offenders
against
the
blackout
regulations.
claims
of
successes
probably,
contain
some
truth,
but
doubted
whether
Nazi
pincers
could
have
closed
over
so
wide
an
area.
At
Moscow
the
Red
Army
announced
that
it
was
waging
a
ter-
l
rifle
fight
for
Kiev,
Indicating
all
Tom
Moore
And
A.
R.
Mosher
Ex-
was
not
lost
there,
and
said
that
press
Their
Views
In
Regard
(ten
German
divisions,
perhaps
To
Federal
Strike
Edict
-150,000
men,
had
been
wiped
out
'on
the
approaches
to
the
Ukraln-
Cana-.tan
eanltal
alone
with
hnnrtrprt
of
Dlanes
and
tanks.
First
Raider
Is
Destroyed
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Sept.
20:
(45;)
There
were
unconfirm-
ed
reports
here
yesterday
that
the
United
States
had
already
disposed
of
the
first
Nazi
sea
raider
following
the
"shoot
f
first"
order
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt.
Unit-
ed
States
naval
authorities
declined
to
comment.
ALUMINUM
Sea
DRIVE
ON
Cadets
Conducting
Intensive
Collection
550
Pieces
at
Theatre.
Prince
Rupert's
collection
of
scrap
aluminum,
which
is
badly
needed
In
the
war
effort,
reached
an
Intensive
phase
today.
The
local
Sea
Cadets
Corps
is
making
a
thorough
search
of
the
city
for
all
such
material,
members
of
the
corps
being
assigned
.in
groups
to
every
section
of
the
community.
A
special
show
was
held
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
morning
with
pieces
of
aluminum
in
lieu
or
admission.
No
less
than
550
pieces
were
ln
this
way
collected.
RAILMENS
RATIONS
LONDON,
Sept.
20:
(?))
Special
"footplate
rations"
including
bully
beef
and
biscuits
are
to
be
Issued
to
train
crews,
to
meet
needs
when
they
are
called
on
unexpectedly
for
long
periods
of
overtime.
HON.
T.
D.
PATTULLO
Will
Address
a
PUBLIC
MEETING
in
the
METROPOLE
HALL,
THIRD
AVE.,
at
8:30
Tonight.
Everyone
Welcome.